Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Elk Hunting lets see some elk huntin pics!!

And on other places on this same website folks want to debate the use of centerfire .22 on pronghorn or deer!

Great bulls, SS and Greenhorn, thanks for sharing.

PS- Can you guys actually feel others envy?

Here's a really neat 7X7 with "Crown" points....killed by my good friend Owen in the breaks in 2007..

From the achives....my friend Dave with a bull he shot in Park County, Montana back in the day.

What a bullfest! Great photos and animals!

Dan, I'm not a logger unless you count cutting down a Christmas tree in the winter. I work in an office. I don't scout nearly as much as I used to.

Good question - was thinking the same thing. Was also wondering A. how far back in, B. does backpacking/spike camp play into the equation.

Kurt, you and I are just "flatlanders"......grin!!

Flatlander...way out of my element...laffin!

Growing up I'd get lost if I couldn't see the Froid elevators, it's even worse in the mtns.. Thankfully I pack a GPS, spare batteries, and a big buck knife in my fanny pack now.

Nice shot Pat, but as you know, you must be able to overcome all obstacles while elk hunting...

My 8 year old was laughing his butt off while taking that photo.
We were hunting bighorn sheep..

The old VE25 I've owned since 1978...has served me well in most of the western states as well as Alaska, The Yukon, The NWT,....I even use it out on the "Flats".

I've a bibler (top) and Hillberg (bottom)



But I'd like to upgrade to this:

and some of these..

Lets go RV'n!!

The Northface Hilton in the NWT....Jim is lickin his chops...thats a Dall sheep backstrap over those coals...wouldnt mind having a couple hundred pounds of that in the freezer....( in zip-locks).....grin!!

Here's a neat shot of my best archery bull, just after boning and putting in pillow cases and before sneaking it off of Ted Turner's ranch.

Notice the arrow hole in the heart. The purple pillow cases are from K-Mart, I believe the "Martha Stuart Collection" of linens.. this is the step just prior to putting them into ziplock sandwich bags.

Here's one in my truck whole - it can happen, but comes with a price (not one I'll be able to afford)..

Her name was peaches I think.. NM archery hunt '99. We went 4 for 4 in 4 days. tounge-twister.

pat, you know these guys.

The guy who took the largest on that hunt returned to NM again this year in a fairly easy to draw unit, that isn't well known for big bulls..

he's had good luck in MT too.


2001 archery MT, public land

2003 MT rifle, public land

This is where his bull ended up this year.. wrapped around a tree after a little sliding down the mtn. He made a good shot at 600 yards.

Rumor has it that you outwalked the horses on that hunt to New Mexico.....grin! They sure are nice for packing meat!!

This one came off the mountain in zip-loc bags.....